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Rock icon Ann Wilson, singer-songwriter and founder of Heart, will unveil her remarkable life story in the forthcoming feature documentary "In My Voice." The authorized documentary promises an intimate look at Ann Wilson's life and career, featuring personal stories and rare footage from her journey as one of rock's most powerful vocalists.

The documentary will spotlight the life, career, and legacy of Ann Wilson, the iconic lead singer who broke barriers for women in rock music. Known for her four-octave vocal range and commanding stage presence, Wilson has been the driving force behind Heart's success for over five decades.

"It's about finding my voice, keeping it alive, and sharing the journey with the people who've been part of it all along," Wilson said about the documentary. The film will explore how she and sister Nancy Wilson created some of rock's most enduring anthems, including "Barracuda," "Magic Man," and "Crazy on You."

Ann Wilson recently received the 2025 Women In Film/Nashville Alice Award Trailblazer Award, recognizing her pioneering role in opening doors for women in the music industry. The documentary "In My Voice" is set to premiere in 2026.

New Jersey rock icons Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi have released their first studio duet: the dark, introspective "Hollow Man." This collaboration marks a historic moment as two of the Garden State's most celebrated musicians join forces for the first time in a studio recording.

Bon Jovi have revisited their song "Hollow Man," originally from their 2024 album 'Forever,' with help from Bruce Springsteen. The "Born to Run" singer contributes harmonica and hushed backing vocals to this reimagined version, adding his distinctive touch to the already powerful track.

The collaboration comes as part of Bon Jovi's "Red, White and Jersey" project, which celebrates their Garden State roots. Both artists have long been ambassadors for New Jersey rock, with Springsteen earning the nickname "The Boss" and Bon Jovi becoming global superstars while never forgetting their Jersey origins.

"Hollow Man" showcases a more introspective side of both artists, with the song's dark themes complemented by Springsteen's atmospheric harmonica work. The track represents a meeting of two generations of New Jersey rock royalty, bridging the gap between Springsteen's heartland rock and Bon Jovi's arena anthems.

This historic collaboration has been years in the making, with both artists expressing mutual respect throughout their careers. The release is available as part of Bon Jovi's "Forever (Legendary Edition)" and marks a significant moment in rock history.

Rock music from the 1980s doesn't get a lot of respect, with much of the focus going to such dated style elements as big hair and heavy eyeliner. The curators at Grammy Museum Mississippi have decided, in the immortal words of Twisted Sister, "We're Not Gonna Take It."

In their new exhibit "'80s Rock: The Wildest Decade in Music," Grammy Museum Mississippi tells the story of what it calls "one of the most under-appreciated eras in rock history." The exhibit will explore how hair metal and glam metal became so popular and why their fans remain loyal to this day.

"We couldn't be more excited to debut our new special exhibit ''80s Rock: The Wildest Decade in Music'," said Emily Havens, executive director of Grammy Museum Mississippi. "Not only is this genre of music one of my personal favorites, but the bands who were launching their careers on the Sunset Strip during this decade made an impact on young people that has lasted for generations."

The exhibit will open to the public on Friday, September 26, and will be on display through 2026. It will feature artifacts and memorabilia from bands who made a huge splash during the '80s, including Mötley Crüe, Poison, Skid Row, Warrant, Ratt, Guns N' Roses, Cinderella, Def Leppard, Lita Ford and Vixen.

Fans will also have the opportunity to have their photo taken in front of a large backdrop depicting the exterior of the iconic Sunset Strip venue Whisky a Go Go, bringing visitors directly into the heart of the '80s rock scene.

An exclusive pre-opening event will be held Thursday, September 25, at 6 p.m., featuring a reception and program with stories and conversation from members of Twisted Sister. Grammy Museum Mississippi is located in Cleveland, Mississippi, and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 3 p.m.